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you're right she has been quiet in the last few weeks on the shutdown and the debt ceiling issue but i think you'll hear from her more and more. she cannot sort of sit at home in westchester and relax in front of the t.v. as steve well knows. she has a passion for politics and as a policy and i think you'll see her more and more talking about the issues of the day and i think 2014 will be very telling to see what other democrats do. the martin o'malleys, the andrew cuomos. are they going to go forward with their own campaign if they see her out there more and more? >> but there's worry among democrats that she's going to wait too long to decide. she'll be out there talking but they're very worried she's going to try to stay out of technical politics for a long time and that leaves space for a senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts, someone who would be a threat the to get in. >> rose: she's the liberal threat as obama was in 2008. >> i think hillary clinton is going to try to draw a fine line, whether she succeeds or not i can't say and try do her policy stuff more under the guise
you're right she has been quiet in the last few weeks on the shutdown and the debt ceiling issue but i think you'll hear from her more and more. she cannot sort of sit at home in westchester and relax in front of the t.v. as steve well knows. she has a passion for politics and as a policy and i think you'll see her more and more talking about the issues of the day and i think 2014 will be very telling to see what other democrats do. the martin o'malleys, the andrew cuomos. are they going to go...
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not just the shut down, but the debt ceiling issue that chips away at confidence and hurts economic growth. the economy is recovering but it is fragile. >> thank you very much. stay at it. i'm sure it will be a busy week for you as well. finally justice for baby hope. the girl was murdered and dumped on the side of the road. i was made to work. make my mark with pride. create moments of value. build character through quality. and earn the right to be called a classic. the lands' end no...
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that said where they prioritize raising debt ceiling behind other issues is another question. and i think for some of them defunding obama care in particular is a more important issue. getting something as one congressman said last week without defining what the something was is more important. so -- >> they don't want to be disrespected, jonathan, you can get that, right? why not hold the whole country hostage and credit rating, it's all about respect at the end of the day. you were writing about the conventional shutdown wisdom that wasn't. a lot of people were very confident how this was going to play out and you're pointing out it hasn't played out the way many predicted. one piece of that is conventional wisdom was the house gop is ruled by wall street, once wall street got upset they would have to make a deal. we haven't seen that yet, but do you think the dynamic might change. the "washington post" is reporting tea party congressman could be potentially facing a primary not from the right, not from the further right tea party but from a governance establishment that act
that said where they prioritize raising debt ceiling behind other issues is another question. and i think for some of them defunding obama care in particular is a more important issue. getting something as one congressman said last week without defining what the something was is more important. so -- >> they don't want to be disrespected, jonathan, you can get that, right? why not hold the whole country hostage and credit rating, it's all about respect at the end of the day. you were...
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the phony issue, people are saying if we don't pass the debt ceiling it's a default. that is off the table. the constitution prevents a default on the national debt. revenues come in even after we pass -- you know, past the date which we have not passed the debt ceiling. what it means is it is more like a government shut down, not a default on debt. and shame on the media and people. gerri: there are other things that are bad that may happen like a sell-off in the stock market. the last time we tested this result of 2,000 points in the stock market, and i think that is what they are reacting to. they don't want to see that happen again, and they don't want to see executive to five executives across the country tie up the purse strings. i think they have practical considerations. what i want to know is if you believe that it would be a mistake to test cutting spending by holding off on this debt ceiling issue. >> that's a tough call. i do believe in the rule, and you know it, every dollar of increase in the debt should be tied to a dollar of spending cuts. this is, i t
the phony issue, people are saying if we don't pass the debt ceiling it's a default. that is off the table. the constitution prevents a default on the national debt. revenues come in even after we pass -- you know, past the date which we have not passed the debt ceiling. what it means is it is more like a government shut down, not a default on debt. and shame on the media and people. gerri: there are other things that are bad that may happen like a sell-off in the stock market. the last time we...
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it's the debt ceiling issue and the catastrophic talk from the white house that has wall street nervous. when we hear signs in washington of potential progress, temporary debt ceiling fix, we saw the market recall y. the dow up 323 points today. that's more than 2%. ditto for the nasdaq and the s&p 500. everything is in the green today. one thing in the red is the volatility index. that is down by 14%. yesterday we hit the highest level of the year. everybody was so nervous. now they see politicians, a., talk, and, b., perhaps coming together, and perhaps we can avert a potential default. and we're liking it. other people say we should wake up tomorrow morning, eric, and this 323-point game-the-strongest of the year could be erased and we'll be right back where we started. we have to watch the talk in washington but we have a little bit of relief and a little bit of hope on wall street. >> interesting that those guys down there believe those guys over there are going to get their act together. we'll leave -- >> i wouldn't go that far. >> very good, lauren. thank you very much. >> the wh
it's the debt ceiling issue and the catastrophic talk from the white house that has wall street nervous. when we hear signs in washington of potential progress, temporary debt ceiling fix, we saw the market recall y. the dow up 323 points today. that's more than 2%. ditto for the nasdaq and the s&p 500. everything is in the green today. one thing in the red is the volatility index. that is down by 14%. yesterday we hit the highest level of the year. everybody was so nervous. now they see...
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consequences if there is no resolution of the debt ceiling issue before then. so from what i'm hearing you say, is your strategy here, is your strategy to democrats to basically keep this posture, we are not negotiating on this at all and you believe that the political pressure will rise to a certain point that republicans will have to feel the debt -- >> that is the only strategy. now in the end, there is a majority as you said before, there is a majority in the house that would vote to end this right now. you have 20 or 25 republicans, which is more than enough that said publicly they would vote to pass the continuing resolution to fund the government for six weeks at the number which is their number, not the democratic number, which is a terrible number, by the way, one we can't live with, temporarily okay they would do this. there are two ways they can effect effectuate that. they can vote on -- or against the motion on the previous question. if that fails, then the democrats can put a clean cr on the house floor and they can soet for it or they can simply
consequences if there is no resolution of the debt ceiling issue before then. so from what i'm hearing you say, is your strategy here, is your strategy to democrats to basically keep this posture, we are not negotiating on this at all and you believe that the political pressure will rise to a certain point that republicans will have to feel the debt -- >> that is the only strategy. now in the end, there is a majority as you said before, there is a majority in the house that would vote to...
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and then, you know, i think they want to probably duck the debt ceiling issue. so, listen, there is a possibility that come january 15th, end of the month, everything will be put aside for the next year or two and we can just have fights the old fashioned way. which would be, i think, probably good for the nature. >> i go back to my car preignition problem. i think there's a lot of crazy rights on the right who all these people are scared of. they're afraid they do anything that looks like a compromise, even one word and it looks like 15 minute compromise will kill you on the right. then you'll find yourself with a primary opponent. >> then the rand pauls and the marco rubios will be trying to outdo each other in appealing to that group. that sets up the dynamic that set up where we were last year. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the national journal. the national journal has a story today entitled "clueless, heartless, and gutless: today's gop." what a statement. the reason? rand paul calls extending unemployment insurance a disservice to these workers. that's orw
and then, you know, i think they want to probably duck the debt ceiling issue. so, listen, there is a possibility that come january 15th, end of the month, everything will be put aside for the next year or two and we can just have fights the old fashioned way. which would be, i think, probably good for the nature. >> i go back to my car preignition problem. i think there's a lot of crazy rights on the right who all these people are scared of. they're afraid they do anything that looks...
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issues and the debt ceiling issues, does that prevent legislation such as cell phone unlocking from getting forward and getting through congress? almost any congress, there are very few piece of legislation and they any chance of passing. the number of subsistence pieces substantive pieces is one or two dozen. that is going to be related to telecommunications it every few years if that. good bet to bet against congress on substantive legislation. it does not mean it does not happen. law authorizing broadcast auctions. >> i agree with that. i do think certain small piece tolegislation are not stop buy the budget negotiations. i think you need a certain kind of force to get it through. i think it was a court out in denver that overturned the fcc's do not call list order and congress to fix it within 48 hours. the risk consumer outrage. something like that. you need some momentum to get something through. ion.ou both manage auct there's another one in february, a couple weeks after the deadline on the continuing budget resolution and the debt limit that is scheduled to hit again. how m
issues and the debt ceiling issues, does that prevent legislation such as cell phone unlocking from getting forward and getting through congress? almost any congress, there are very few piece of legislation and they any chance of passing. the number of subsistence pieces substantive pieces is one or two dozen. that is going to be related to telecommunications it every few years if that. good bet to bet against congress on substantive legislation. it does not mean it does not happen. law...
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ceiling issue wrapped into part of this and try to come out looking better? >> you got it. and that's the deal here. for republicans, now that they have a partial shutdown survivability plan which is to keep asking democrats why you won't fund the veterans administration, national parks, national institutes of health, keep slinging this at democrats and make them say no, that while this lasts they have a chance to include the debt ceiling that the president talked so much about where the stakes are much higher in an effort to try to get democrats to stay at the negotiating table and talk about what changes can be made to the president's new health entitlement program, what changes can be made to the tax code and other things to try to, as you say, for the first time in more than five years provide a little certainty and go ahead. by the way, it takes us to the next election. not that anybody's counting. martha: boy, that would be revolutionary. we will see. thanks for the reminder, we didn't know what was going on 17 years ago. we had no fox news. now it all
ceiling issue wrapped into part of this and try to come out looking better? >> you got it. and that's the deal here. for republicans, now that they have a partial shutdown survivability plan which is to keep asking democrats why you won't fund the veterans administration, national parks, national institutes of health, keep slinging this at democrats and make them say no, that while this lasts they have a chance to include the debt ceiling that the president talked so much about where the...
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you've got the debt ceiling issue and the house doesn't want us to have a default on the debt. i think the speaker's has been very clear about that. you've got the continuing resolution that deals with the partial government shutdown. as i said, 83% of the federal government is open. do you think it is good to be out here borrowing $2 billion a day? >> keeping the debt ceiling down the road six weeks -- >> china, japan, opec, out here holding our debt? you know, what we have to do is get the spending under control. we don't have a revenue problem, we have a spending and priority problem. and what we in the house are saying is, look, the house controls the purse strings. you have to put these issues on the table. you cannot let the out of control spending continue. you cannot let this out of control borrowing $2 billion a day, you cannot continue to do that. >> and so essentially, you're standing by the house republican plan which doesn't reopen the government necessarily and -- it does kick the can down the debt ceiling debate will continue six weeks later. >> no, it doesn't ki
you've got the debt ceiling issue and the house doesn't want us to have a default on the debt. i think the speaker's has been very clear about that. you've got the continuing resolution that deals with the partial government shutdown. as i said, 83% of the federal government is open. do you think it is good to be out here borrowing $2 billion a day? >> keeping the debt ceiling down the road six weeks -- >> china, japan, opec, out here holding our debt? you know, what we have to do...
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ceiling issue? isn't this the time? >> well, if anything the president has been more clear on the debt ceiling, the language is pretty tough, it is uncompromising, and, you know, that's when he first brought it up was on -- by the way, the debt ceiling, we've already spent that money and they need to just do this. there are ways around it. we were discussing this this morning, there are lots of things they could do. the problem for republicans right now they need someone to negotiate with other than themselves. >> so what kind of back room conversations might actually be going on other than this meeting, dana bash, that happened with john boehner in the last hour where i'm not even sure who was part of that meeting, which members are part of the meeting. maybe you could start from there and what kind of conversations can we assume he was having? >> well, the speaker is coming from a meeting with all house republicans and our deirdre walsh has been talking to members coming out. they didn't even talk
ceiling issue? isn't this the time? >> well, if anything the president has been more clear on the debt ceiling, the language is pretty tough, it is uncompromising, and, you know, that's when he first brought it up was on -- by the way, the debt ceiling, we've already spent that money and they need to just do this. there are ways around it. we were discussing this this morning, there are lots of things they could do. the problem for republicans right now they need someone to negotiate with...
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what's funny, that clip reminds me of august of 2011 when we talked about this first debt ceiling issue. there would be all these problems, social security checks, national parks. none of it happened. so is the stock market reacting to finally -- by the way, this isn't even really cutting. >> that's they part. the spending is going up. it's the proverbial comment we tell our kids where you crawl before you walk, you walk before you can run. listen, eric, if justin bieber can cut spending, why can't the u.s. -- the think the market says this is a steep at least interest in the right direction. there's no budget. >> don't you think the stock market is more tied to ben bernanke and his monetary policies? >> ben is front and center and loves it. ben wilt be out in a year. this is totally a fed-supported market because, eric, with rates sub2%, you have to buy stocks to get return. >> guess what happened today? for the first time since president obama has been president, the unemployment rate is below the level when hi took over. >> how about that. took almost four years to do that. the unemp
what's funny, that clip reminds me of august of 2011 when we talked about this first debt ceiling issue. there would be all these problems, social security checks, national parks. none of it happened. so is the stock market reacting to finally -- by the way, this isn't even really cutting. >> that's they part. the spending is going up. it's the proverbial comment we tell our kids where you crawl before you walk, you walk before you can run. listen, eric, if justin bieber can cut spending,...
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ceiling issue? farfetched? but maybe the platinum proposal should not be taking people by surprise. >> so the republicans are clearly in a strong position, but the president might have a trick up his sleeve. >> is there a magic bullet to solve the crisis? try a magic coin. some economists, legal scholars and now even a congressman are suggesting a 1 trillion-dollar platinum coin could be minted and the government could use that to pay the debt, avoid default and preempt the debt ceiling crisis. >> we should have known a coin was obama's solution to everything. it was right there in his slogan. change. [ laughter ] >> bret: so clever. thanks for inviting us into your hom
ceiling issue? farfetched? but maybe the platinum proposal should not be taking people by surprise. >> so the republicans are clearly in a strong position, but the president might have a trick up his sleeve. >> is there a magic bullet to solve the crisis? try a magic coin. some economists, legal scholars and now even a congressman are suggesting a 1 trillion-dollar platinum coin could be minted and the government could use that to pay the debt, avoid default and preempt the debt...
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but long term on this debt ceiling issue, we need some structural changes in our mandatory spending to get us to a better place in terms of future generations and the burden of debt that we're placing on them. >> when we speak about where we are with the budget situation and the shutdown in and of itself, those were agreed upon numbers. that sequestration level numbers. so aren't we -- haven't both sides already agreed on where we need to be for the budget, and now we then need to move past that to get to the debt ceiling issue, but this hurdle of getting over the budget is just the sticking pin being obama care? >> well, there are policy issues that need to be ironed out. we are where we are, and i don't think either side is going to totally abandon their position. i can just say from a republican standpoint we're not going to come away from this series of negotiations with nothing. and we don't expect the democrats to either. there needs to be give and take. and there are issues involving obama care where there is widespread agreement among the american people and also among republic
but long term on this debt ceiling issue, we need some structural changes in our mandatory spending to get us to a better place in terms of future generations and the burden of debt that we're placing on them. >> when we speak about where we are with the budget situation and the shutdown in and of itself, those were agreed upon numbers. that sequestration level numbers. so aren't we -- haven't both sides already agreed on where we need to be for the budget, and now we then need to move...
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again, the market is more interested in the debt ceiling issue, because that is the one that is going to cost individuals and individuals. the market is up 18% for the year, which is almost double what you would get in the average good year. people say this is effecting their stocks for the moment because the market still believe something will happen. there might be something that happens in the next couple of hours, but the fact that we get this close is the height of irresponsibility. >> let's go back to the debt ceiling. the last time we came up to the brink there were some big problems. >> yeah, we got our credit rating lowered. if you get your credit rating lowered, it's the same for individuals. if your credit score goes down, generally speaking your interest rate goes up. but europe was in flames back then, basically. the u.s. was in the words of the head of pimco, the cleanest dirty shirt in the pile. that's different today. so in a rising interest rate environment, if we do the right thing, and the world starts saying these americans are not all that responsible, rates could
again, the market is more interested in the debt ceiling issue, because that is the one that is going to cost individuals and individuals. the market is up 18% for the year, which is almost double what you would get in the average good year. people say this is effecting their stocks for the moment because the market still believe something will happen. there might be something that happens in the next couple of hours, but the fact that we get this close is the height of irresponsibility....
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on the debt ceiling issue it is dramatically different. and on top of that you also have two other issues where these two sides will be going head to head. again, the issue of sequester. and obviously, the continuing resolution, basically the way the government is paid for going forward. so we've got a busy couple months ahead of us. >> we do. hey, peter, we have to take note that we're going to see you in a little more dressed down, little more casual sigde of you at the bottom of the hour for office politics. for anyone who wants to see what goes on behind the scenes with you, tune in. are you nervous? >> i think i have a pretty good sense how this is going to go. i was more nervous when you came here-p but i know you took good care of me. it will be all right. >> it will. it will be interesting for folks who stick around. thanks, peter. >> thanks, alex. >> carol lee and associate politics editor for roll call david drucker. welcome to both of you. >> good morning. >> carol, i'll speak with you first. as the president says, he's not goin
on the debt ceiling issue it is dramatically different. and on top of that you also have two other issues where these two sides will be going head to head. again, the issue of sequester. and obviously, the continuing resolution, basically the way the government is paid for going forward. so we've got a busy couple months ahead of us. >> we do. hey, peter, we have to take note that we're going to see you in a little more dressed down, little more casual sigde of you at the bottom of the...
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ceiling negotiations and removing the debt ceiling issues, so that the government could still function, legislation was moving forward. commerce committee hearings were taking place, so they weren't out on the beach sunning. the president made a very bold move here, he decided he was going to make the determination of when congress was in recess and the fact is the constitution says that's the job of the congress. and in representing the speaker of the house, which we did in this case, the fact of the matter, it's their determination not the president's and that's what the-- >> let me correct. >> and that's what separation of power means and julian keeps bringing up what president bush did. the fact of the matter is factual distinctions are significant, but you know what the court ruled what the constitution was unless it's overturned by the supreme court, those decisions and orders that came out by nlrb jamie asked the right questions, null and void because the court said from the inception of these appointments, these recess appointments they were invalid so-- >> julian. >> jamie: le
ceiling negotiations and removing the debt ceiling issues, so that the government could still function, legislation was moving forward. commerce committee hearings were taking place, so they weren't out on the beach sunning. the president made a very bold move here, he decided he was going to make the determination of when congress was in recess and the fact is the constitution says that's the job of the congress. and in representing the speaker of the house, which we did in this case, the fact...
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debt ceiling is not a question of authorizing more spending. the issue here is whether or not america pays its bills. raising the debt ceiling does not authorize us to spend more. because this is about paying your bills. >> i do hope speaker boehner was listening. joining us in the studio is jonathan capehart from "the washington post" and in los angeles democratic strategist and nyu professor bob shrum. welcome to you both. professor shrum, we reached the debt ceiling two weeks ago today. the treasury department is giving us a few weeks of maneuvering room before we begin to default. and yet you have people like the heritage foundation saying today, default is not at issue. how many conservatives truly believe their tactics pose no risk whatsoever to the economy, particularly given what happened the last time they took the debt ceiling hostage? >> look, what heritage put out today is drivel. a transparent attempt -- >> drivel, this is the considered view of an important organization. >> yeah, whose president is jim demint. i don't take it all
debt ceiling is not a question of authorizing more spending. the issue here is whether or not america pays its bills. raising the debt ceiling does not authorize us to spend more. because this is about paying your bills. >> i do hope speaker boehner was listening. joining us in the studio is jonathan capehart from "the washington post" and in los angeles democratic strategist and nyu professor bob shrum. welcome to you both. professor shrum, we reached the debt ceiling two weeks...
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the bill represents a huge deescalation on the debt ceiling issue. it hands the president his second major win in a month. and it shows that republicans are in full on retreat on fiscal policy. >> meanwhile, speaker boehner offering his interpretation of president obama's inauguration speech and what he sees as the president's two agenda for the second term. >> we're expecting over the next 22 months to be the focus of this administration as they attempt to annihilate the republican party. and let me just tell you, i do believe that is their goal. to just shove us into the dust bin of history. >> the pentagon today is set to announce a major policy shift involving women in the military. women will now be allowed to serve in full combat roles. that could potentially include elite commando units and positions directly in the line of fire. nbc chief pentagon correspondent has more on the ground breaking announcement. >> reporter: for the past ten years, u.s. military women have served at the front lines in both iraq and afghanistan. but never allowed in
the bill represents a huge deescalation on the debt ceiling issue. it hands the president his second major win in a month. and it shows that republicans are in full on retreat on fiscal policy. >> meanwhile, speaker boehner offering his interpretation of president obama's inauguration speech and what he sees as the president's two agenda for the second term. >> we're expecting over the next 22 months to be the focus of this administration as they attempt to annihilate the republican...
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it is an interesting question because the debt ceiling issue is of little ambiguous talking about the lame-duck status ramped up in april pushing for gun-control. of the debt ceiling, we will put it over here. now the pu for a good control fails, a gun-control is not helping the of president. his persistence isn't lping him but definitely a laid-back with gun-control and now the legislation still alive but notow he envisioned with immigration and now the house goes with a very intelligent approach to immigration reform incrementay, focusing on security and they are making certai tere is a path to legalization it puts those behind who have the lawful process to have a expedited path to citizenship most say the reason iis still tickingecause the president has chosen not to meddle. immigration, witho a question up next come monday sequester that it coinues to complain about criticizing sequester. calling it a at cleaver it was his administration's idea and his white house idea if he has not engaged house republicans on the ise nor persuaded anyone and also by the way the president who si
it is an interesting question because the debt ceiling issue is of little ambiguous talking about the lame-duck status ramped up in april pushing for gun-control. of the debt ceiling, we will put it over here. now the pu for a good control fails, a gun-control is not helping the of president. his persistence isn't lping him but definitely a laid-back with gun-control and now the legislation still alive but notow he envisioned with immigration and now the house goes with a very intelligent...
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but now we have the debt ceiling issue there and the prospect or the potential for a default may be that changing the situation anticipate tests the holders of treasury's nerves. we watch this carefully but no immediate reaction really in the fixed income markets. i want to move you on. there is another story that, again, people are watching closely in these markets and that's whether the treasury is able to prioritize its payments and just make sure bond holders get their coupons paid. perhaps ahead of social security payments or to government workers. there is an argument going on, jack lew at the treasury says, yes, we can prioritize to a certain extent. moody's says i'm not sure if your system will work effecti effectively to do that that's the current state taking place over what payments could be maid if this goes over the cliff. >> secures the credit if you pay the bonds but political ily it's tough if you don't send out the social security checks so it's a real tricky balance. i just noticed the stock futures are positive. either the global market reaction, what was it overheight
but now we have the debt ceiling issue there and the prospect or the potential for a default may be that changing the situation anticipate tests the holders of treasury's nerves. we watch this carefully but no immediate reaction really in the fixed income markets. i want to move you on. there is another story that, again, people are watching closely in these markets and that's whether the treasury is able to prioritize its payments and just make sure bond holders get their coupons paid. perhaps...
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ceiling issue? >> we are a business bank. i'll tell you who specific examples. one is a customer of ours, ready to make an investment. in a small community, 28 jobs is very good. he said the reason they were holding off was uncertainties on health care. well, he was hoping that uncertainties in health care would go away. right now, he has turned off the spig spigot, not making the investment because he's saying i have no idea what's happening to america. another client of ours was making a purchase overseas. he's put everything on hold. and ourselves as a bank, we are a large small business administration lender. we are unable it to get those loans approved. we are unable to get the credit out to the small and medium sized businesses we are serving so we are directly affecting local business on main street. >> we have heard many an it tech dotes just to your point and it that is about small business administration loans, people who intended to exepapdsexpanned, o locations for their business, they h
ceiling issue? >> we are a business bank. i'll tell you who specific examples. one is a customer of ours, ready to make an investment. in a small community, 28 jobs is very good. he said the reason they were holding off was uncertainties on health care. well, he was hoping that uncertainties in health care would go away. right now, he has turned off the spig spigot, not making the investment because he's saying i have no idea what's happening to america. another client of ours was making...
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. >> lawmakers still have to do with another debt ceiling issue. >> the house must approve the deal passed by the senate. >> the first same-sex couples in maryland get married. >> not a lot of cars out there. we have a couple of accidents we are track >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 6:00 a.m. >> good morning. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. this is the first day of 2013. a pretty good start to the new year. >> temperatures have been warming. we have westerly winds. that is causing the error to compress. dew point is 25. 38 degrees in pasadena. mostly cloudy skies. temperatures in the upper 30's and low 40's. a sprinkle as possible. not a bad start into 2013. more details are coming up. >> a big move to avoid the fiscal cliff. >> the measure now goes to the house later today. we have more. >> many americans were celebrating at the stroke of midnight. but the word in washington was ut the modd in in washing washington was much more serious. joe biden went to
. >> lawmakers still have to do with another debt ceiling issue. >> the house must approve the deal passed by the senate. >> the first same-sex couples in maryland get married. >> not a lot of cars out there. we have a couple of accidents we are track >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 6:00 a.m. >> good morning. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining...
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and probably in the debt ceiling issue, doesn't that smack of totalitarianism? i'm not going to go with the checks and balances that the founding fathers put into place. i'm going to sign my name and you're gonna do it. >> well, we still have checks and balances. we still have the judiciary. any executive order can be challenged in court. the truth is that the courts have generally upheld executive orders finding them perfectly consistent with the constitution. they have done it on important issues, too. president truman used executive order to desegregate the military when congress wouldn't act. we have along history of executive orders even on constitutional issues. i don't think they violate the separation of powers. >> bill: you do see that it will wind up in court and it will be a mess and particularly on the gun issue. now, how do you see it coming down? let's take the guns first. the house is not going to go along with the president's overall view. they may make a couple of minor tweaks here and there how do you think the president is going to handle it?
and probably in the debt ceiling issue, doesn't that smack of totalitarianism? i'm not going to go with the checks and balances that the founding fathers put into place. i'm going to sign my name and you're gonna do it. >> well, we still have checks and balances. we still have the judiciary. any executive order can be challenged in court. the truth is that the courts have generally upheld executive orders finding them perfectly consistent with the constitution. they have done it on...
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but we can't move beyond the debt ceiling issue. i knew that would be a stopper, a game stopper. so we have to address that. now, the conditions exist that there can be a grand compromise that will move the economy forward or we can just go into free fall. for example, the last negotiation on the debt ceiling, well, the president, i thought, gave more than he should have given, but nonetheless, he did that. now the onus is on the rps to come to the table. because, see, what has happened is, tax cuts are essentially -- tax increases are off the table. and we got revenue from that. not enough that we needed, but that's off the table. and that was a big issue for the republicans. >> danny, let's move on. let's talk about the possibility of a government shutdown. the president seemed to indicate that it was, first of all, the republicans' responsibility. that they were going to take the onus, the responsibility for this, and that it was potentially something that he was willing to allow happen, because he felt that most people will blame the republicans. if the government shuts down,
but we can't move beyond the debt ceiling issue. i knew that would be a stopper, a game stopper. so we have to address that. now, the conditions exist that there can be a grand compromise that will move the economy forward or we can just go into free fall. for example, the last negotiation on the debt ceiling, well, the president, i thought, gave more than he should have given, but nonetheless, he did that. now the onus is on the rps to come to the table. because, see, what has happened is, tax...
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long as that bill also does away with the debt ceiling. that seems fair, you get rid of one dumb thing and get rid of another. so i should probably now give you my strong, stirring, totally difinitive conclusion, but i'm kind of torn. if obama proposes to mint the coin, then the issue will immediately cease to be the republican's dangerous and irresponsible and really historically unprecedented threats to breach the debt ceiling. and it will instead become obama's threat to mint a trillion dollar coin which will strike many as not a
long as that bill also does away with the debt ceiling. that seems fair, you get rid of one dumb thing and get rid of another. so i should probably now give you my strong, stirring, totally difinitive conclusion, but i'm kind of torn. if obama proposes to mint the coin, then the issue will immediately cease to be the republican's dangerous and irresponsible and really historically unprecedented threats to breach the debt ceiling. and it will instead become obama's threat to mint a trillion...
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as we leave into that, this debt ceiling issue. you think the debt ceiling issue and the shutdown gets resolved as one issue or do they get resolved separately? guest: i don't know. i am one of 430 five. i am not in leadership. my proposal is that we wrap it up and move forward. if we need to get a date -- an agreement together, i am open to that trade what i cannot vote for is this man filling programs americans really need and rely on at the point of a gun or the threat of a shutdown. some of these programs will be funded if speaker john vander moves legislation under sequestration levels. movesn boehner legislation under sequestration. agreedthe democrats have to a level of funding that is 's originalryan budget. this is a massive concession, which would negatively impact programs that we hold dear like food stamps, head start, medical research and things like that. progressive the caucus has been pushing. guest: we have swallowed extremely hard and said, in order to end the shutdown, we will go with this agreement. we are just
as we leave into that, this debt ceiling issue. you think the debt ceiling issue and the shutdown gets resolved as one issue or do they get resolved separately? guest: i don't know. i am one of 430 five. i am not in leadership. my proposal is that we wrap it up and move forward. if we need to get a date -- an agreement together, i am open to that trade what i cannot vote for is this man filling programs americans really need and rely on at the point of a gun or the threat of a shutdown. some of...
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ceiling issue? and let the money flow for social security recipients, for veterans, foreign investors, who lone a lot of these usual treasuries? >> and kids on head start, not being able to go to head start, seniors on the meals on wheels program, not getting the food, the nutrition they need. not having important agencies. no, the republicans have got to do what the american people want. that is stop holding this government and the american people hostage. they're getting that message. when wall street and the big-money interests are coming in and say you guys are nuts. if you don't pay or nets, we'll see an inter -- >> they had that big, big meeting over at the white house, the republican leadership with the president, only moments ago eric cantor, the majority leader in the house, he said this. let me play the clip. >> i think we had a very useful meeting. it was clarifying, i think for both sides to where we are, and the takeaway from the meeting was our teams are going to be talking further ton
ceiling issue? and let the money flow for social security recipients, for veterans, foreign investors, who lone a lot of these usual treasuries? >> and kids on head start, not being able to go to head start, seniors on the meals on wheels program, not getting the food, the nutrition they need. not having important agencies. no, the republicans have got to do what the american people want. that is stop holding this government and the american people hostage. they're getting that message....
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. >> and the looming debt ceiling is a huge issue as well. you're here in washington, broadcasting your show from washington, because the meetings of the imf. the rest of the world must be pretty nervous, jittery seeing what's going on here in the united states. >> absolutely conflicted. on the one hand they are saying this is no way to run a country, sort of saying those americans have got no idea what they are doing, but on the other hand they are serially worried about the -- >>> -- the rest of the world probably with it. two, you somehow manage to finagle robbing peter to pay paul. you start paying the debt. even if it's a technical default, or a moment tear default than in 1979, everybody start to worker what's next, what's going to happen? that uncertainly -- there is a few there shall let it happen, and did you who wants to take the risk? >> that's actually what the treasury secretary said. if you press him, he says, we don't want to find out. >> yesterday the imf downgraded world economic growth. >> they also threw in the possibilitie
. >> and the looming debt ceiling is a huge issue as well. you're here in washington, broadcasting your show from washington, because the meetings of the imf. the rest of the world must be pretty nervous, jittery seeing what's going on here in the united states. >> absolutely conflicted. on the one hand they are saying this is no way to run a country, sort of saying those americans have got no idea what they are doing, but on the other hand they are serially worried about the --...
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what wall street is really focusing on is the debt ceiling issue. it's a bigger deal. and that's coming in about a week and a half. what's worrying investors at this point is that the weekend came and went, no teal happened in congress. and what's even worse as far as investigators see it is boehner floating this idea to tie the shutdown discussions to the debt ceiling discussions. since there's little movement on the shutdown, that is worrying the investors. >> alison kosik reporting live from new york for us this morning. >>> we're just learning new details on the failed raid over the weekend with s.e.a.l. team six in somalia. barbara starr is at the pentagon to explain more. >> cnn just learned that the navy s.e.a.l. team six mission, their mission was to capture alive the man they were looking for, a man name who is a seep yor al shabaab leader. they were going into the town to try to capture him alive. they ran into heavy opposition, the firefight that we've been reporting on. and that is when they made the decision that they could not take him alive and decided t
what wall street is really focusing on is the debt ceiling issue. it's a bigger deal. and that's coming in about a week and a half. what's worrying investors at this point is that the weekend came and went, no teal happened in congress. and what's even worse as far as investigators see it is boehner floating this idea to tie the shutdown discussions to the debt ceiling discussions. since there's little movement on the shutdown, that is worrying the investors. >> alison kosik reporting...
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problem, particularly the debt ceiling, then so be it. >> so no feelings hurt. how does all this disarray in washington make the u.s. look to asia? >> well, i think the optics are important. if you see the united states sort of involved looking inward, trying to sort out a lot of its pick problems and then you see this political chaos, if you will that's going on, then there is this question, is the united states as engaged in east asia as they should be. now, of course, on the background, what's going on now, you have the chinese president doing a tour of southeast asia, and he's been addressing the indonesian parliament. he's been talking to his counter parts in key southeast asian countries, and he's been bringing up proposals, making proposals that are attracting a lot of attention, particularly for example, he's recently made a proposal about a supporting an asian infrastructure development bank. it is an important issue for southeast asian countries trying to deepen their integration. infrastructure is an important part of that. if the chinese say we'll su
problem, particularly the debt ceiling, then so be it. >> so no feelings hurt. how does all this disarray in washington make the u.s. look to asia? >> well, i think the optics are important. if you see the united states sort of involved looking inward, trying to sort out a lot of its pick problems and then you see this political chaos, if you will that's going on, then there is this question, is the united states as engaged in east asia as they should be. now, of course, on the...
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. >> look, they were going to raise the debt ceiling. >> take us hostage? >> no, you know what, they were always going to raise the debt ceiling. they knew it. everyone knew it. the president wasn't even taking their calls on this issue. he was like you can call me if you want to talk, but not about the debt ceiling. they understood they couldn't negotiate. and at the end of the day, the only reason the republicans held the nation hostage over the debt ceiling the first time around was it was a part of their one-thing strategy. the one thing. the one thing they cared about since 2009, january, was making sure barack obama was a one-term president. that's it. that's the only reason they were able to gamble with the full faith and credit of the united states in the first place. now that they've failed, there is really no reason to do that brin brin brin brin brinksmanship again. >> clearly, they don't have the same motive. >> right. >> ryan, speaker boehner said yesterday that the president is trying to destroy the gop. listen. >> we're expecting over the nex
. >> look, they were going to raise the debt ceiling. >> take us hostage? >> no, you know what, they were always going to raise the debt ceiling. they knew it. everyone knew it. the president wasn't even taking their calls on this issue. he was like you can call me if you want to talk, but not about the debt ceiling. they understood they couldn't negotiate. and at the end of the day, the only reason the republicans held the nation hostage over the debt ceiling the first time...